English Lake District

Last Light over Tarn Hows

Location: Tarn Hows, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2264 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

The Wall and Winter

The Langdale Pikes from Side PikeLocation: Side, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2234 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Islands

Bow Fell from Side PikeLocation: Side Pike, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-0484 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Winter's Light

Mickleden from Side PikeLocation: Side Pike, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2231 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Watching for the Light

Blea Tarn from Side PikeLocation: Side Pike, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2206 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Blea Tarn Winter

Location: Blea Tarn, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2188 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Cold Morning

Blea Tarn from Brit KnottLocation: Brit Knott, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2182 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Lone Tree

TBALocation: Buttermere, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2172 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Ashness Jetty

TBALocation: Derwent Water, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2153 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Dawn's Soft Light

TBALocation: Derwent Water, Lake DIstrict, UK Reference: A-1801-2120 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

The Old Dungeon Ghyll

Sitting small and almost insignificant beneath the mass of the Langdale Pikes, The Old Dungeon Ghyll hotel provides a sense of scale to the landscape Location: Side Pike, Lake District, UK Catalogue Reference: A-1801-2114 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Snow Shower Over Mickleden

The remains of a snow shower drifts over Mickleden in the Lake District as a shaft of late afternoon light paints the flank of Langdale FellLocation: Side Pike, Lake District, UK Catalogue Reference: A-1801-2113 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Remains

Near the summit of Side Pike with The Langdale Pikes looking magnificent in the late afternoon late, an old wall and fence is falling into ruin. Who built a wall this high up who knows, but I am sure it won’t be repaired! Location: Side Pike, Lake District, UK Catalogue Reference: A-1801-2100 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Approaching Weather - Blea Tarn

It was a day of sunshine and snow showers. Still in the "golden hour" of winter (generally lasting for 2 hours after sunrise and 2 hours before sunset), the skies over the Langdale Pikes darkened indicating the approach of the next heavy shower of snow and rain.Location: Birt Knott, Lake DIstrict, UK Catalogue Reference: A-1801-2081 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Morning Glow - Blea Tarn

30 minutes after sunrise, the sun cleared the hills behind and flooded over the Tarn and just clipping the top of Side Pike - One of those mornings :-) Location: Birt Knott, Lake DIstrict, UK Catalogue Reference: A-1801-2062 Copyright © 2018 Phil Corley

Lillies

A bright spring day at Tarn Hows in the English Lake DistrictLocation: Tarn Hows - Lake District Catalogue Reference: 7-0517-1012 Copyright © 2017 Phil Corley

Tarn Hows in Black and White

A bright spring day at Tarn Hows in the English Lake DistrictLocation: Tarn Hows - Lake District Catalogue Reference: 7-0517-0107 Copyright © 2017 Phil Corley

Rigg Wood Jetty

After a day with a blanket of high cloud all over the Lake District, it was only at the end of the day that the cloud started to break-up. Not having taken an image of a typical Lake District Jetty before, I was rather pleased with how this shot came out.Location: Coniston Water, Cumbria Catalogue Reference: 7-1015-0058 Copyright © 2015 Phil Corley